Riad l'Harmattan

Recent Reviews: 184

• User: remi h

  Trip type: Solo travel

  Uncomfortable and aggressive

  Avoid this Riad. There are plenty of more welcoming and hospitable riads in Marrakesh. The room was freezing cold which means sleep is difficult in this condition, you can hear all the people entering their rooms in addition to random guests mistaking my door for theirs at 4am. The host is unhinged, gets abusive and aggressive when confronted with constructive feedback is given. Like I said there… Read moreAvoid this Riad. There are plenty of more welcoming and hospitable riads in Marrakesh. The room was freezing cold which means sleep is difficult in this condition, you can hear all the people entering their rooms in addition to random guests mistaking my door… Read more

• User: Breda M

  Trip type: Couples

  A genuine rustic gem

  This Riad is a genuine rustic gem! A true relic of times gone by. Located in the Medina with it’s colour, noise and mayhem and yet so quiet and tranquil at night. Our host Christophe was excellent and very accommodating even in the early hours of the morning on arrival and departure! Nothing was too much trouble for him. The breakfast was delicious.This Riad is a genuine rustic gem! A true relic of times gone by. Located in the Medina with it’s colour, noise and mayhem and yet so quiet and tranquil at night. Our host Christophe was excellent and very accommodating even in the early hours of the morning o… Read more

• User: rossellacC7385QY

  Trip type: Couples

  Riad to avoid

  Our accommodation was not so good. There were two of us: a guy and a girl and the man who takes care of the riad never looked me in the eyes and I found it really disrespectful towards women. We went out 3 days in the desert for an excursion, paying this nights in the riad, and when we came back the cleaning had not be done, there was no no toilet paper and we found the shower hose disconnected so… Read moreOur accommodation was not so good. There were two of us: a guy and a girl and the man who takes care of the riad never looked me in the eyes and I found it really disrespectful towards women. We went out 3 days in the desert for an excursion, paying this night… Read more

• User: tpnhan

  Trip type: Family

  Excellent

  Although it is situated in narrow streets so you have to walk to it, it's proximity to Jemma el Fina is excellent because you are out of the noise but only 5 minutes walk away.You need not worry about the narrow streets as there are plenty of tourists walking them so you won't feel isolated ior uncomfortable and you will be given a map. The host is extremely helpful and will tell you anything you… Read moreAlthough it is situated in narrow streets so you have to walk to it, it's proximity to Jemma el Fina is excellent because you are out of the noise but only 5 minutes walk away.You need not worry about the narrow streets as there are plenty of tourists walking… Read more

• User: IfritJinn

  Trip type: Family

  Our first Riad

  Our first visit to Marrakech, myself, wife and daughter. Despite us arriving in the early hours the transfer from the airport was seamless with the friendly greeting at the riad from Saeed.The Riad was tasteful, clean and quiet. It was an ideal distance from the Medina for it to be easily accessible and to make a welcome and cool bolt hole when the temperature inevitably soared in the afternoons.… Read moreOur first visit to Marrakech, myself, wife and daughter. Despite us arriving in the early hours the transfer from the airport was seamless with the friendly greeting at the riad from Saeed.The Riad was tasteful, clean and quiet. It was an ideal distance from t… Read more